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The Mirror And The Veil An Overview Of American Online Diaries And Blogs Viviane Serfaty Serfaty

Name: The Mirror And The Veil An Overview Of American Online Diaries And Blogs Viviane Serfaty Serfaty
SKU: BELL-23398332
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (74 reviews)

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The Mirror And The Veil An Overview Of American Online Diaries And Blogs Viviane Serfaty Serfaty instant download after payment.

Publisher: Rodopi

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.05 MB

Author: Viviane Serfaty [Serfaty, Viviane]

ISBN: 9789042018037, 9042018038

Language: English

Year: 2004

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The Mirror And The Veil An Overview Of American Online Diaries And Blogs Viviane Serfaty Serfaty by Viviane Serfaty [serfaty, Viviane] 9789042018037, 9042018038 instant download after payment.

The Mirror and the Veil offers a unique perspective on the phenomenon of online personal diaries and blogs. Blending insights from literary criticism, from psychoanalytical theory and from social sciences, Viviane Serfaty identifies the historical roots of self-representational writing in America and studies the original features it has developed on the Internet. She perceptively analyzes the motivations of bloggers and the repercussions their writings may have on themselves and on American society at large. This book will be of interest to specialists in American Studies, to students in literature, communication, psychology and sociology, as well as to anyone endeavoring to understand the new set of practises created by Internet users in America.